Harmonious relations are characterized by mutual respect and manifestation of kindness to themselves and to each other. These are perhaps the two most important signs and a bet for the durability of the relationship. They can be (and usually are) more important than love.
If love is accompanied by respect and kindness, it is deep and real ... If what we call love is actually a masked set of requirements, it will not bring harmony.
Full relationships imply trust, acceptance, communication, sincere attachment and willingness to compromise at times. We must acknowledge the person as a separate person, in-itself, with his own needs, values and the right of choice ...
Good relationships do not mean uninterrupted proximity or constant sharing and consent. Such connections soon turn into suffocating and boring.
An important reason for establishing relationships is that they represent a challenge that allows us to grow and develop. This can not happen in a threatening or stressful environment.
Thus, harmonious, healthy relationships provide us with a safe, secure, encouraging refuge in this crazy world in which we could be ourselves without pretending.
In the bosom of this dock is allowed to express feelings, make mistakes, attempts, take risks and be surrounded by care and tenderness.
In addition, to support and caressing, good relationships provide an incentive, and from time to time they sober us with some healthy "spitting".
Author: Susanna McMahon
Much love - Krisii
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